SPEC Benchmarks

spec: Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation. SPEC’s first benchmark suite to measure cloud performance SPEC Cloud_IaaS 2016’s use is targeted at cloud providers, cloud consumers, hardware vendors, virtualization software vendors, application software vendors, and academic researchers. The benchmark addresses the performance of infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) public or private cloud platforms. The benchmark is designed to stress provisioning as well as runtime aspects of a cloud using I/O and CPU intensive cloud computing workloads. SPEC selected the social media NoSQL database transaction and K-Means clustering using map/reduce as two significant and representative workload types within cloud computing.

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  1. Cañones, Pablo; Köpf, Boris; Reineke, Jan: On the incomparability of cache algorithms in terms of timing leakage (2019)
  2. Lesage, Benjamin; Griffin, David; Altmeyer, Sebastian; Cucu-Grosjean, Liliana; Davis, Robert I.: On the analysis of random replacement caches using static probabilistic timing methods for multi-path programs (2018)
  3. Afzal, Asif; Ansari, Zahid; Rimaz Faizabadi, Ahmed; Ramis, M. K.: Parallelization strategies for computational fluid dynamics software: state of the art review (2017)
  4. Tang, Hao; Wang, Di; Xiong, Yingfei; Zhang, Lingming; Wang, Xiaoyin; Zhang, Lu: Conditional Dyck-CFL reachability analysis for complete and efficient library summarization (2017)
  5. Pankratius, Victor; Adl-Tabatabai, Ali-Reza: Software engineering with transactional memory versus locks in practice (2014) ioport
  6. Wu, Yue; Chen, Yun-Ji; Chen, Tian-Shi; Guo, Qi; Zhang, Lei: An elastic architecture adaptable to various application scenarios (2014) ioport
  7. Müller, Matthias S.; Baron, John; Brantley, William C.; Feng, Huiyu; Hackenberg, Daniel; Henschel, Robert; Jost, Gabriele; Molka, Daniel; Parrott, Chris; Robichaux, Joe; Shelepugin, Pavel; van Waveren, Matthijs; Whitney, Brian; Kumaran, Kalyan: SPEC OMP2012 -- an application benchmark suite for parallel systems using OpenMP (2012) ioport
  8. Villazón, Alex; Binder, Walter; Moret, Philippe; Ansaloni, Danilo: Comprehensive aspect weaving for Java (2011) ioport
  9. Yan, Jianian; He, Jiangzhou; Chen, Wenguang; Yew, Pen-Chung; Zheng, Weimin: ASLOP: A field-access affinity-based structure data layout optimizer (2011) ioport
  10. Müller, Matthias S.; van Waveren, Matthijs; Lieberman, Ron; Whitney, Brian; Saito, Hideki; Kumaran, Kalyan; Baron, John; Brantley, William C.; Parrott, Chris; Elken, Tom; Feng, Huiyu; Ponder, Carl: SPEC MPI2007-an application benchmark suite for parallel systems using MPI (2010) ioport
  11. Ott, Michael; Stamatakis, Alexandros: Preparing RAxML for the SPEC MPI benchmark suite (2010) ioport
  12. Roy, Sourav: H-NMRU: An efficient cache replacement policy with low area (2010)
  13. Lambert, Jonathan M.; Power, James F.: Platform independent timing of Java virtual machine bytecode instructions (2008) ioport
  14. Reineke, Jan; Grund, Daniel; Berg, Christoph; Wilhelm, Reinhard: Timing predictability of cache replacement policies (2007)
  15. Gregg, David; Power, James; Waldron, John: A method-level comparison of the java Grande and SPEC JVM98 benchmark suites (2005) ioport
  16. Gregg, David; Power, James; Waldron, John: A method-level comparison of the Java Grande and SPEC JVM98 benchmark suites (2005) ioport
  17. Saito, Hideki; Gaertner, Greg; Jones, Wesley; Eigenmann, Rudolf; Iwashita, Hidetoshi; Lieberman, Ron; van Waveren, Matthijs; Whitney, Brian: Large system performance of SPEC OMP benchmark suites (2003)
  18. Oberman, Stuart F.; Flynn, Michael J.: Reducing the mean latency of floating-point addition (1998)
  19. Eichenberger, Alexandre E.; Davidson, Edward S.: Minimizing register requirements of modulo schedule via optimum stage scheduling. (1996) ioport
  20. Oberman, Stuart F.; Flynn, Michael J.: Reducing division latency with reciprocal caches (1996)

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